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Scores State News Btiabaan Ohanay Amd maating of the JBsat Coast Confar- Kennedy in South, ary,ry, X/SWV,tn r baa raoatvad ao taW- Costing sevoral tbouaand dol Hospital rapieaantatlvaa, doc lars, the new fadUtlaa were dla- anoa at toe BhrangoUcal Osvanant tors, nurses, Xlnnuib msmbars, tattoB to attaod tba VFW Joint la- Church, AtU«ftx>ro, Maaa., yester atoWatton Tuaaday at f p ja . attfaa cuased last year whan the parking high scbool advisors and the mem Red Note on area bordering Armory St. waa day through tomorrow. Roundup VFW Homa Pastor Rask also attandad a bers of tbs Maabbastar Student Astronaut Now Faces oonstruotad. Asks Racial Peace meeting last night on a oommittaa Nurse Scholarship Oommittaa wlU mCDICRL Tha boapital did not plan to ex be present. Tba aaiMial dtanar a t tba Wcni' pand tha paHclng area at this on evangeUam at toe confarenca. N A TO Aims aa*a ItoUowatalp a t Saoond Oon- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wldham of Tbs oommittaa wlU oonsldar a PHRRmflCY time but "due to the large number dosan appUoationa for aohotaratalpa NNNS.I1MM.I.6.-M.S*4M9>^ ^NASHVILLE, Tenn, (AP)9bate" about civil rights, Kennedy Dr. Stowe to Head apagatioiial Churdi wlU ba Mon of vtsitora and employaa, and tha Mancheater ware lay delagotaa said ha arould speak "not of your day Juna S at 6:30 p ja . la Fel- f i ^ TWnlty Covenant Church. and wlU daolda after the dinner -—President Kennedy ventur WASHINGTON (AP) fact that paridng on Haynes St. who toe radpianta win be. rl|^b as Americana but of your Medical School lowaUp Ran. AU woman ot tba ed into'the restive South to reaponslblltty.’’ The United States rejected to ehuroh a n Invltod to attend, aad day to appeal for public rejec- And, in thb connection, he em day Soviet protests against resarvatlona mart 1»a la by Mon phasised respect for the bw. HARTFORD (AP) — Dr. day, May Mra. Joal Hitt, tiem o f “ the temptations o f creation of NATO nuclear Nation’s Glory Orbit ao, to Lyman M. Stowe, associate prejudice and viofmice” at a Kennedy reasoned that one forces. A note to the Kremlin 178 Onan Rd. Tba Rav. Fallx man’s defiance of the law or a dean of Stanford University’s Davia, paator will Install oCfioen, OPEN MONDAY THRU time of “tragic disorder.’’ court order inspires defiance by amd the Allies “ will not be Tba Gbamiaada Musioal d u b wfll In a major addreu prepared for medical school, has been 9:304o 5:30 others, "leading to a breakdown diverted by threats” from provMa antertatnment. SATURDAY eltliena of thb city where racial of all justice and order.” building up their defenses. named dean of the State Med THURSDAY;rHi 9:00 P.M. violence hna flared aporadically In Kennedy flew to Nashville to Countries of Europe "are within ical School planned for Con OUb Pack 144 wfll awat tonlgbt recent WMka, Kennedy made no help celebrate the 80th annlver- striking reach of hundreds of So necticut. He’ ll M eet at 7 at Keenay S t Scbool. WaMar effort to duck the powder-keg de- eary of the Tennessee Valley Au viet nuclear mbsilea and nuclear- Dr.' Stowe, 40. a graduate of Buffinton of Hamden wlU parfOcm ■egregation baue. thority and the 60th anniversary equipped aircraft," the note said, Loomb School and Yale Medical gmbiation oanmonlas for Waba- Still, hia words were moderate of Vanderbilt University, whose and they havp a right to maintain School, will team up with Dr. k o la fuU Indian dreaa. in tone and repreamted a plea 84,000-seat football stadium he armaments necessary to protect Lewis Fox, 50, a South Norwalk His FamOy that community l^ ers work to tued as his forum. themselves against the threat of dentbt appointed dean of the ward the day when "all Ameri Ahead lay speaking stops in Soviet power. planned State Dental School, cana enjoy equal opportunity and Alabama—at Muscle Shoab and The U.S. note was timed for de The appointments were an liberty under the bw ." Huntsville. Waiting to join him in livery in Moscow along with sim nounced yesterday by Dr, Homer In H aw aii Spring Special Mrs. Miary 9terud pins Mian Carol Randall while Miss Roxanne WhUte noting "a continuing de those communities was Alabama itar notes from Britain and West D, Babbidge Jr., University of AngeU watches. Both girls worked 400 hours during toe past Oov. George C. Wallace—an out Germ any. Connecticut president. ABOARD USS KEAR- BANCHES and CAPE GODS year. Miss Randall, president of the Pinkies is the daughter of spoken Kennedy critic who has All three. NATO governments The State University will be the ^Pinkies’ Get promised to physically bar an ex S A R G E APPROACHING Paintad For $ ^ ^ .0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Randall, 36 Baldwin Rd., and b a. Man ^ HALE had received Soviet protests on parent institution of the two f fe e Favoring pected desegregation attempt next April 8 charging that NATO nu schools. HONOLULU (A P)—Gordon Caps, Awards chester High School sophomore. Miss AngeU, a junior at MHS, Main Straat, Manchastor month at the Huntsville branch of clear plans were unjustified. In Salaries of $25,000 were author Cooper eomes “home” to Hon PLUS PAINT is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heihert AngeU, 22 Sanford Rd. Phona 643-4123 the University of Abbama. creased the danger of nuclear ized for the two positions by the olulu today and the first of a and TRIM (Herald photo by Pinto). Free4or-All in Vanderbilt has a biracbl policy war, and would set back disarma uhlverslty’s board of trustees, a with Negroes attending Its gradu series of welcomes honoring Junior Auxiliary “Pinkies,” re ment negotiations for many years. spokesman said yesterday. SPECIAL PRICES ON ate and divinity echoob. No Ne ’The United States told the So Both Dr. Stowe and Dr. Fox his heroic feat of orbiting the ceived caps and awards yesterday the girls and their guests and ex lowing girla for working 10: 1964 Contest groes, however, are enrolled in LARGER HOMES at toe Manchester Memorial Hos- viet government that such charg have been active throughout their earth 22 times in a 34-hour pressed appreciation for the many hours: Judy Jackson, Marjorio the undergraduate school. es are baseless and that the careers in medical or dental edu pAtaJ cafeteria, with Mrs. Mary hours of service the Pinkies devote four through space. ALLSTATE PAINTERS Meyers, Kathleen Mulready, Mari An AP Newe .Analyab Kennedy, in his Nashville ad NATO nuclear defense strategy, cation. Sterud, director of nurses, capping to the hospital. lyn Manchester, Carol Randall, dress, aimed hb remarks at On the agenda were parades Uovaatry—^TeL 742-7668 the girls. By JACK hEU. which was undertaken in 1057, Dr. Stowe's career In medical and receptions in Honolulu, at Pinkies worked 9,107 hours this Nancy Hitt, Pamela Kittridge, WASHINOTON (AP) — Former Vanderbilt alumni and other "edu was forced by the need to offset education began in 1041 when he Hartford->289-6988 Mrs. Richard Carpenter, advisor year in various departments such Sandra Marella, Pearl Olmated, cated cltbens" who, he said, bear Cape (Canaveral, Washington and for toe Junior Auxiliary, welcomed President Dwight D. Blaenhower Russia's buildup of nuclear weap- became a teaching fellow In ob New York, including a meeting, as central .supply, emergency Mary Lou Frankenburg, Lynn seems to favor a free-for-all con a particubr obligation to pursue (Hts and missiles.